> done the opposite of the speeches he gave before he became president when he said we're not a red nation, a blue nation, but a united states of america. and since then he's been on a partisan jihad against anyone he thinks is an opponent. and he thrives on that kind of a division and controversy, and you see it again. you see it in the energy side. you see it during the campaign, the last campaign, when he said you didn't make it, disparaging entrepreneurs. people create new thing, great new things for the marketplace. when you have that environment, regulators always looking for new ways to put new spoke, sand in the gas tank. a wonder the car still works. >> rick, sold president obama as a uniter kbhap he said. what his people said, but he's ban divider. has he not? >> no, i don't believe it's his fault. >> really? >> i would point the finger more on congress. quickly i want to say something is interesting about mike said. a tendency to compare him to roosevelt, but really describes franklin roosevelting cousin teddy who came into office a republican, i nate add and looking out for the

nation." >> like "red sox nation," that one might fit the bill. the greatest point of irritation.on that list, the most hated team, the st. louis cardinals. coming in a close third, the san francisco giants. they've had plenty of beards and have won two world series. >> and the a's come in second to last on the list, which in this case is actually a good thing. the least detestable team was the kansas city royals. >> easy to be not detestable when you haven't won in 25 years. nobody knows who you are. >> i like the likable list, not hate list, right? >> least detested, yay. no one detesting this. it's a nice, easy drive. not a will the of folks driving. here we see 101 northbound with easy traffic. the whole stretch moving smoothly. we'll have progress on the 880 interchange coming up. should be opening up some of that transition over there. good progress over there before the christmas shopping season comes in. yes, we're that close. over toward the peninsula we're that close with our camera. an easy drive here. palo alto with the taillights past willow. you see the low clouds an

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hundreds of thousands are marking the 300th anniversary of their reason -- regions national day, sporting the red and yellow national colors. this year they are more politically charged than ever. the crowd formed in enormous v, 11 kilometers long for the word vote. the demonstrators want to hold a referendum on november 9. not for independence itself but the right to choose whether to break away from spain. the central government in madrid says the planned referendum is illegal. >> i am here because i want to be allowed to vote. we have a right to do so and as you see, the crowd here shows the that is what they want. that is why we are here. >> we have our own culture and our own language. we have been waiting for independence for 300 years. we are different from spain. even if it is hard for europe to accept that we want to be our own country, we are much more european. we are closer to europe. >> the euro crisis hit the spanish economy hard. people also resent ruling by spain's constitutional court that struck down some aspect of cattle on autonomy -- cap the loan -- catalon autonomy. >> we ge

nation. >> like the red sox nation. the most hated are the st. louis cardinals. coming in a close third are the san francisco giants, who have won two world series in the past three years. the silver lining, the giants less hated than their rivals. and late week we bring in the triple digits. with it be an indian summer? i don't think so. i'll tell you why coming up. >> and we'll talk about the crash at the dublin interchange and the updates for san jose coming up. >> and a live look of downtown

red panda day. a national celebration. we wanted to bring the red panda to people's attention and highlight this beautiful creature. if you haven't seen the red panda, you are missing something. this is the talk of the palm oil and disappearance of forest in asia. we are celebrating world rhino day. they are going down as fast as elephants. we have five of the species at the san francisco zoo. it's all for the same reason, for illegal trad of their horn. we want to bring the part of the rhino and can ouple it with theel vanity. elephant. to stop the killing. to highlight that day we have a great lecture coming to san francisco zoo. we have o'brien and inspector ann marie law enforcement at the federal and state level and they will come and tell you how this stop the trade of illegal animal products. they tell incredible stories. so if you've never heard how they do it, please come out to the san francisco zoo this sunday

they are wearing the red and yellow, the national colors of cat loania the clearest signal yet of the spirit that's existing here in catalonia. and the cataloniaens continue to experience the referendum, it would be seen as an illegal move, something against the constitution of spain. but people behind me, but people here are very much keeping a close eye on the outcome of the independent vote in scotland as a model of what could potentially play out here. so attention is really being paid on the results there. of course next week. that of course is a long way off for these people, and it's somewhat of a symbolic push, a install from madrid that these people want to be heard and taken under k.. >> thank you very much, there in barcelona, spain. >>> now, the european union will impose sanctions on russia on friday. moscow's involvement in the eastern ukraine. live for us in berlin, the big question is, what do these additional sanctions mean? >> they mean it's going to be a lot harder for russia, amongst other things, to finance the extremely costly oil and gas exploration that it need

hodge says that he and cio daniel isaacson spoke to clients all weekend following bill gross' redding nationing away from a founder-led model and the flagship total return fund previously run by gross does not define pimco. hodge also said there's an overwhelming sense of relief following gross' depaurture and they gave isaacson a standing ovation after being designated cio. according to the journal, pimco suffered $10 million in outflow and some product it could lose $100 million or more but the firm is confident a majority of the clients will stay. >>> the new vote of confidence from its parent company, the financial times reports allianz insists no plans to sell pimco or to interfere with the business. jay rouse says they have been prepared for gross' departure and were fully informed on the search for a successor in recent months. allianz took a big fall following gross' departure on friday but it is up a tick this morning. a lot of people are saying the move in treasury market on friday was dubbed as the bill gross departure, the big bill gross sell-off, but some say it is better than t

. >> joining us now, via skype from geneva, with the federation of the national red cross. thank you for joining us, and tell us how your agency is dealing with this lockdown. >> well, we have had time to prepare for the lockdown. it was announced several days ago, and so the teams have been preparing both to be enough food and supplies, and for the local staff to be able to prepare for their families, but we have been working, and the teams are still working over the lockdown, and we have the management team still working at full capacity, especially in kahlah hewn an, and we have treatment centers in kenama. and the teams are damaged in going huse to house with other volunteers. >> what do they hope to achieve? >> well, to find cases of ebola and be able to educate door-to-door. one of the issues has been people that have been contacted are still moving, i came back from a sierra leone a couple of days ago, and it was quite stagnant then. before kenama and the airport, i went through 15 checkpoints, so it's hard to move around, and the isolation and the shutdown for the n

ribbies, game-winner, 8-5 nationals win. baltimore, reds-orioles. the orioles with three roundtrippers. chris davis in the fourth, deep left center field. his 25th of the year. the orioles win 6-0. they now lead the american league east by 10 games. the redskins were back on the field this morning, putting in the game plan for the texans. all eyes were on robert griffin iii. 2012, 20 touchdowns, five picks. last year, 16 touchdowns, 12 interceptions. sunday, robert griffin gets a fresh start. jay gruden believes he will respond like a champion. >> he had the rocky spot last year and realize people would turn on him, writers included. it's just the nature of the business. i understand that as a coach. you have to understand that as a player. you take the good with the bad. the most important thing i tell the quarterback is handling diversity. -- handling adversity. >> serena williams in the u.s. open semifinals. she took just over an hour the italianet past player. 6-3, 6-2. serena williams is seeking her third straight u.s. open title. the maryland

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los altos and system down south bah- hah developed into a tropical system. 77 up in redding and 61 sacramento, nationallyeports, from kansas city new york and boston, at least the atlantic will be a lot quieter and you can see what is forming from wisconsin heading to there but after today it looks like temperatures will take a tumble. warm to hot for labor day weekend, and cool weather starts and we see a good 15 to 20-degree drop. again, we are on the move starting late tonight and we will ramp up late even though water temperatures are cool, temperatures 99 up in clear lake, sonoma napa 96 and 98 in brentwood concord livermore 95 and michelle le -- san leandro 88 degrees and morgan hill gilroy and 88 to 89. san bruno d.c. and you will continue that slide and we have a little bump up on the weekend and everything looks nice. >>> the wall street journal says alley bobber will kickoff next week. the chinese internet company could be worth $130 billion and they are going to trade under the symbol, b-a-b-a. >> i've got a plan, you have got a plan. >> guardians of the galaxy continue to guard the top spot w

the red cross said 10,000 people nation wide have rolled up their sleeves.urge, officials say that type o negative, b negative are needed. >> if you give blood you are saving three people's lives. the need is urgent and gratifying. >> today's blood drive was held at the moraga valley presbyterian church. >> the giants try to grab the giants -- cubs by the tail. >>> the usc and stanford game goes down to the wire. . >>> welcome to saturday sports wrap. we've seen crazy things in the stanford usc series. nothing should surprise us and what happened today was not only unpredictable it's almost indescribable. stanford had nine drives. first is a 49-yard field goal attempt. inside the red zone. snap it over montgomery head. they have to punt. third drive, short touchdown. it's 7-7. 4th drive field goal from williamson. 10-7 at the half. fifth drive. field goal attempt. chip shop. missed that. inside the five on the next drive. fourth and inches and mark gets stuff. usc ties it at 10. seventh drive. it looked terrible and didn't work. they get nothing out of it. 8

the red bars is national average. nfl is the blue bars.players if you look at those numbers, actually a lot better behaved than the national average. not just a little bit. a lot. now any problem is a problem. when you look at those bars, the domestic violence number is closest to the national average of anything. and that's really what we're talking about here. we're talking about the fact that as a whole you don't want to paint everyone where a broad brush, nfl players are not a huge problem overall. but proportionately domestic violence is a bigger problem in the nfl than other issues we hear a lot more about and that's why it's so important that people continue to question the nfl and roger goodell and say, great, ray rice situation. you suspended him indefinitely. what are you going to do about everything else because those two guys whose faces you flashed on the screen are will playing this weekend and that is a problem. >> we need to keep talking about those guys. hardy making $13 million this year. rachel nichols, thank you very mu

. >> to the other red, white, and blue team, the nationals are inching closer to the nl east title. adam laroche kept his hitting stretch with two hits and r.b.i.'s. i read that if they win 10 games the rest of the month, they have clinched it. 10 is the magic number. >> i will take your word for it. [laughter] if you say so. like even if i am wrong, 10 is still -- >> even if i am wrong, tennis the good. >> the weather will be better. there.till gray out we will get some sunshine and there is no rain. >> that is perfect for a baseball forecast. >> let take a look outside at what is happening right now. i want to talk about the pollen. if you are sniffing, there could be a good reason. the weed pollen is on the higher side and also moderate, the mold and the grass is still a factor. looking across the area from our time lapse from early this morning, you can see we have had a fair amount of clouds. we were hopeful we will get more in the way of sunshine through the day, but it is taking time for that to happen. part of the issue is the wind out of the east that is not shifting yet. t

so in an odd way, national security, another way to tie democratic candidates in red states with a veryident. >> that explains that nally his numbers are 44 and if you go to these other states, he's in the mid-30s, some places high 20s. that's why they don't want the president going into those states. >> they are happy for him to raise money. >> to raise money and stay in washington. >> they are not going to give him a hug on the tarmac. >> thanks very much for that, gloria. >>> up next, the streets of hong kong once again full of protesters. bobby ghosh has spent a lot of time over there. he's got some important thoughts when we come back. >>> thousands of demonstrators in hong kong are showing no signs of backing down. our correspondent on the scene says it's in response to a decision by china in regards to the 2017 elections in china. only candidates approved will be allowed to run for election in hong kong. our cnn global affairs analyst and managing editor of the digital news outlet is joining us. you spent a lot of time in hong kong over the years. where is this heading? >> i did

. >> india has successfully placed a satellite around the red planet making it first nation to arrivest week nasa satellite began orbiting the red planet. that was so 24, 48 hours ago. i'm not going to do the math, it was more than that. >> who's next to take on mars? >> this morning, new study says a record number of americans have never been married. >> that's right. a pew research center found that attitudes towards marriage have shifting. many young adults saying they don't feel financially ready to get married. >> researchers found that women want to find a spouse with a steady job but there's a shortage of employment now among young men. >> jobs are good. more than half never married adults still want to marry. >> you have a theory, too, has to do with listening, and whether or not that's at play in the marriage dynamic. >> it is 6:27. president obama ready to tell the u.n. why taking down isis is so important. this, as new terrorist group threatening the u.s. >> a live report, next. >>> president obama ready to make his case to the u.n. today. what he's expected to say to get m

red stuff. >> i agree. the fbi most recent national threat assessment for domestic terrorism makes no reference to islamic terror threats despite the boston marathon bombing and ft. hood. those were both carried out by radical muslimuslims. >> they have consistently mislabeled it over the past how many years. they call it workplace violence. nobody wants to wrap their arms around exactly what it is. they need to man up, understand that this threat is real, that it is pervasive and that we have to take it seriously. i hope that you're right about some of this stuff. i don't think you are. and i have no problem with overreacting a bit to make sure that we are covering all our bases. but we don't have secure borders. there are many means and ways and opportunities for terror to go. they will take the path of least resistance. they will utilize the $2.8 billion in assets to have arms or weapon, whatever they need to extend to other countries, wlaef it takes to get the job done. they are not war weary. they are jihadists. >> the jihadists, we have a lot of veterans of this kind of intelligence -- we have enough intel

this is the president getting red did toy address the nation tonight. nbc ease chief foreign correspondent richard engel joins us. let's start with the broad coalition secretary kerry was talking about. are arab nations on board? how key are nations getting involved in the confronting isis issue? >> well, i think it's very easy for middle eastern -- something needs to be done and they support in principle war against isis, and i think any country in the world would probably say that in principle they want to support a war against isis. especial the regime in the region. who do they want to do it most of them want the united states to do the war and the countries in the region have a different idea -- >> we're having some technical issues with our communication with richard engel. this is live television. he's not exactly right at the corner -- he's in iraq. we're going to continue our conversation with richard i think gel as soon as we can reestablish that communications link with him live. but i want to -- i want to keep monitoring what is going in ira

the national weather service has issued a ralph rfs -- red- flag warning. high temperature, you get the winds blowing north. this will take us through thursday at 5:00. i won't be surprised if the red- flag warning stays up until friday. the five-day forecast will show the warming trend. wake up with the fog, temperature warming at the same rate. highs look like today but warmer. friday more warming. >> these are the forecast highs for thursday. there's the five-day forecast coming up with the bay area weekend in view. the fire danger will spike. it has spiked. it will come up thursday, friday, hottest day. the highest fire danger. the red-flag warning in effect until tomorrow. i won't be surprised if they kept it going to friday. >>> up next, more reaction from 49er players and coaches about the arrest of ray mcdonald. >> no rush, andy. come on. with the chase mobile app you can get a lot done in a little amount of time from transferring funds wait a minute. you've got to be kidding. did you guys see that? that ball was out. to paying your coach for adding

september is national preparedness month, and this morning the red cross is helping to keep you and your family ready for an emergency. the red cross is working with wells fargo bank and peco this morning in center city to pack emergency preparedness kits for the community. local dignitaries will also help prepare the 400 kits to be donated to people in the point breeze section of philadelphia. the red cross is also urging all families in the area to have a kit and an emergency plan in place, should disaster strike. >>> yesterday was a picture-perfect day to enjoy the outdoors and enjoy some delicious food, too. nbc 10 was at the manayunk food festival along main street there, and there was food for every taste bud there. also lots of activities for the kids. the festival kicked off manayunk restaurant week, which runs through october 10th. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> we are in the final days of september, and it felt like summer yesterday. 86 degrees yesterday afternoon. we saw brilliant sunshine, but clouds are already moving in. so, we're

berman, my fellow red sox nation member agrees with me, amen for derek jeter last night.spect him enormously for saying he'll play at least a little bit this weekend at fenway. >> i think certain things are bigger than the game itself. derek jeter would be one of them. so i appreciate you being that way as a red sox fan especially. you're a good man, john king and i hope you have a good weekend. >> we'll miss derek jeter on the field. >> he's the real deal. he said his favorite moment in playing baseball, what he loves the moment is touching home plate to help his team. think about that. john berman. >>> all right, well of course you can watch john king, a good man, on "inside politics" this sunday morning at 8:30 a.m. on cnn. >>> now we've been trying to keep you focused on ferguson, because the situation is far from over. what you're looking at right now is the police chief in the middle of angry demonstrators. this is what's still going on in missouri. this is after the chief apologized to michael brown's family. doesn't mean he's ready to resign or anything like that,

. >> india successfully placed a satellite around the red planet making it the first nation to arrive on its first attempt. the staff broke into wild cheers as they made history. they describes the mission, nicknamed, mom, as flawless. the mission to map the surface and study planet's atmosphere. last week nasa satellite began orbiting the red planet. exciting to see new plans we can learn. >> we're doing it, india's doing it. 5:47 on your wednesday morning. in the meantime, locally, on this planet, earth, specifically the bay area, we might be expecting rain in the next 24 hours. christina. >> take me to your radar. we have a really good-looking forecast. i am singing in my head, i'm so excited. you now how that song goes. the latest model runs are looking impressive. i'm not going to keep it from you. i'll show it to you in a moment. 66 oakland. 63 san jose. taking a live look here, beautiful start to the day. it is mild, you don't need a jacket. you don't need the umbrella yet unless you're out and about between 5:00 and 10:00. that's when first showers arrive. that's only going to

. >> earlier today, brewers lost to the reds and that meant the giants clinched a spot in the national league wild card game. who they will play or where is still up in the air. it's either the pirates or cardinals. and whichever team has the most wins will host that playoff game. >>> happening now, joanne hayes white is getting support at a fire commission hearing. department heads lined up to speak. she's under fire when shall firefighterter calling on the mo replace her. firefighters say response times have been substandard for years. we'll have reaction at 6:00. >>> attorney general eric holder who made history as the first african-american attorney general announced his resignation today at the white house. >> i come to this moment with very mixed emotions. proud of what the men and women of the department of justice have accomplished over the last six years, and at the same time, very sad that i will not be a formal part of the great things that this department and this president will accomplish over the next two. >> holder was a controversial figure for conservative, but the pre

red sea. specifically what are these arab nations doing in the air and possibly going forward on the ground. this is what i learned from the jordanian state minister who i spoke to just amomenmoments ago mohamed al-mahmi. >> the airplanes actually have come back and have conducted air strikes against positions of the terrorist organization isis. and they're back. and we are confirming that we will not hesitate to take any further action in order to target and to destroy the positions of this terrorist organization. in light of continuous attempts to infiltrate into our borders and undermine our security and stability. >> i think it is important to explain to our viewers, i am here in the uae in the gulf, just how complex this region is. and how important it is that this, this arab-led coalition as it were alongside the u.s. is involved. look, sunni arab nations, frankly now getting involved. bombing and degrading a group who in the name of sunni, sunni islam is fighting on the ground in iraq and in syria. just, explain for our viewers, if you will, how important and difficult a negotiation,

just want to temper our enthusiasm a little bit because don't -- kansas is still a red state and don't forget the nationalepublican senatorial campaign committee sent in some of their best operatives when they saw what was going on, a few weeks ago even, they're good at what they do and let's also remember that because of the governor's race you have this dynamic where the republican party is split so it's unclear, are you going to get the more enthusiastic far right republicans who support brownback or will you get the sort of those more moderate republicans and if they turn out, are they going to vote for pat roberts or are they going to vote for the independent in the race? i do think there's still dynamics at play there. it is a long way to election day and so democrats should not underestimate the challenge here. >> well, both of these guys, the republican senator and brown many back are in trouble because they went far to the right. hard to say what roberts did -- what which is extraordinary, he voted against the farm bill. a kansas senator voting against the farm bill because the tea party and by t

going on in the kansas united states senate race so far has basically been this big national surprise, that in such a deep red state where mitt romney beat barack obama by 21 points a state that hasn't sent anybody other than a republican to the united states senate since 1932, it has been a who can to the national republican party and to a certain extent to the whole political system that an incumbent republican senator in the state of kansas has been in trouble this year. incumbent republican senator pat roberts it turns out is having the race of his life to try and keep his seat in the senate right now. pat roberts is not the most popular senate in the world. his numbers are not great at home. he had to fend off a pesky tea party challenge in his primary this year. but until a couple of weeks ago, it looked like those problems were behind him and he would hold on to his seat in the general election mostly because of this. this dynamic. he had the great fortune of running in a three-way race. so people who want to vote for pat roberts can vote for roberts but people who want to vote against him were splitti

he's still about 80-85% in the night, storm, closers getting it done and nationals win their 90th game, 3-2 over the marlins. >>> rednd -- no, take that back. red sox and orioles winning tonight, let's go to donahoueue, dc united was down, and then the fire gets one back to the very end, this is watson, elementary, my dear. ties it, dc united in the tie, 3-3, still in first place by two points, and of course, i'll be in philly for the eagles redskins game, big one there. >> it will come about, cardinal and the nats. >> i think it's to prove a point about internet speeds, we slowed down an up escalator. this is crazy i don't get it, this one is working ladies, shouldn't up be as fast as down? yeah. shouldn't internet speeds match as well? yes. do your socks match? my socks match. do your eyeballs match? yes. cable does not match the speeds. makes you want to go mad. erggggh. only verizon fios comes with speedmatch - upload speeds as fast as your download speeds join now at fiosspeedmatch.com verizon. >> wusa9 is sponsored in part by the shop shoplifters at arena stage. >> isolated showers, thunderstorms tomorrow, kee

red, white, and blue. baltimore is the national spotlight this weekend for the bicentennial celebration of the "star spangledies include tall ships, air shows, live music and much more. more than 1 million people are expected to visit baltimore by the end of the weekend, of course, that by francis scott key in 1814. i did not know this. it was not the national anthem until 1931. really? what was the national anthem before that? >> there were a couple of others. it would take too long to explain. >> i hear on abcnews.com, by the way, they clipped together all of the worst examples of people singing. >> that high "f" note is a real killer. when i was a kid playing little league i thought the last two words of "the star-spangled banner" were "play ball." naturally. >> sweet. very sweet, ron. >> i just figured out it wasn't a couple of weeks ago. >> talking like two weeks ago. >>> rob marciano is tracking hurricane odile. did i say it correctly? >> if you want to really get into it. as long as we learn something every day, ron. that's the main thing here. odile. we have hurricane force winds not just that but ca

this was the political landscape at the end of the cold war, nato nations in blue, the soviet union and itself allies in red. today the alliances are vastly different. but some of the old conflicts, the threat from russian ambitions in the ukraine, and new crises from libya to afghanistan to islamic state pose new challenges for the old alliance. >> our nato summit here in wales will be one of the most important summits in the history of our alliance. >> reporter: in the past two decades, nato has expanded its mission beyond its members. in 1995 and again in 1999, nato launched air strikes in the form of yugoslavia, after allegations of war crimes. after the attack on mer merck -- america in 2001, nato joined the war on terror. in 2011, nato also intervened in libya, but both libya and afghanistan remain in turmoil. >> nato leaders remember the dead of previous wars, and say they are working to avoid another in ukraine. >> reporter: some member stays are urging a more aggressive response. >> i do believe the international community as a whole has an obligation to stop the islamic state from advancing furthe

this comes as president obama made a notable admission on national television which is now raising questions about how the red flags went unheeded by the intelligence community and the white house for so long. our report tonight from our chief foreign affairs correspondent, andrea mitchell. >> reporter: the isis threat is not a secret, say intelligence leaders, to anyone watching or listening. despite what the president told "60 minutes." >> well, i think our head of the intelligence community, jim clapper's acknowledged that i think they underestimated what had been taking place in syria. >> reporter: there were alarm bells. last january isis started gobbling up territory in iraq. fallujah falls, the iraqi army collapses. richard engel reports. >> reporter: the gains that were achieved by u.s. troops in iraq, very hard fought gains have now been wiped out, or are being wiped out. >> reporter: a month later congress is told about the isis leader, al baghdadi. >> his mission is clearly stated in his own statements. to carve out his own governing territory from baghdad to syria to lebanon. >> reporter: front li

international organizations have to move faster and cut through red tape and mobilize partners on the ground as only they can. more nations need to contribute critical assets and capabilities. whether it's air transport or medical evacuation, or healthcare work, or equipment or treatment. more foundations can tap into the networks of support they have, to raise funds and awareness, more businesses, especially those who already have a presence in the region, can quickly provide their own expertise and resources, from access to critical supply chains to tell communications, and more citizens of all nations can call on their leaders to act. so everybody can do something, and that's why we're here today. even as we meet the urgent threat of ebola, nations need to stop future biological threats before we erupt into full-blown crises. tomorrow in washington, 40 nations are going to advance our security agenda, and we're interested in working with any country that shares this commitment. just to emphasize this again, when i was down at the cdc, and perhaps this has already been discussed, but i want to emphasize this, the outbre

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nations all over world. >> this friday had mark the stand up to cancer tv event. take a look at the tower of one liberty place in center city all lit up in reding awareness to the fight against cancer. it's one of a dozen structures all around nation illuminated in united show of support. all leads up to that one hour tv special it's happening friday september 5th stand up to cancer is fund raises from the dole bee theater in los angeles and you can see it right here on cbs-cbs-3 this friday at 8:00 o'clock. we'll be right back. ♪ >> thank you for watching cbs-3 "eyewitness news" at 11:00 tonight. "eyewitness news" returns tomorrow morning at 4:30 with ukee washington and erika von tiehl. for beasley, kate and everyone here i'm jessica dean. you can always fine us at cbsphilly.com. up next the late show with david letterman ton note's guest is joseph gordon levitt. have a good night and we'll see you tomorrow. have a good night and we'll see you tomorrow. ♪ ( band playing "late show" theme ) >> from the heart of broadway, across the nation and around the world, it's the "late show" with david letterman. tonight... plus paul shaffer and the c

. >>> september is national preparedness month and the american red cross wants to make sure pennsylvaniansre ready if a disaster should strike. today representatives from wells fargo, peco, philadelphia's office of emergency management and fire officials packed emergency kits for the community. the bags include first aid kits, blankets, flashlights, duct tape and more. >>> can atlantic city's trump taj mahal be saved? one billionaire developer says yes. a new plan is on the table to keep its doors open but it's not as simple as finding a new owner what it would take from employees, atlantic city and the state of new jersey. >>> plus, inside george zimmerman. a new article details the life and struggles of the zimmerman family. what his own father is saying about zimmerman and law enforcement. >>> and protecting the president. new concerns over what's really going on inside the white house after a report shines glaring spotlights on secret service gaffes. >>> there's a proposal on the table to save the trump taj mahal casino. but atlantic city's mayor turned it down. billionaire carl icahn

it has holes in it and rusty red stains that could be interpreted of blood and that reminds people of the 1970 massacre on the school campus when ohio national guardsmen shot and killed protesters and wounded nine others. urban outfitters tweeted an apology saying they were not made to look like blood and just discolorations in the shirt. only one of the sweatshirts up for sale and it sold quickly. >>> phillies' closer jonathan papelbon has been suspended. he was fined for his actions during sunday's game. after blowing a four-run lead he made the gestures towards the fans that were booing. he said he was just making an adjustment, but the umpire joe west ejected him saying he made an inappropriate gesture. baseball and the phillies are not buying papelbon's explanation. in part the phillies fully support the decision of the commissioner's office which has exclusive jurisdiction. we apologize to our fans for the actions of our player. >>> the eagles, in case you couldn't stay up late last night are now 2-0 after a last-second victory over the colts last night on monday night football. they fell behind 17-6 at half-time. used two key turnover